Never Buy WASP Spray again - Eliminate WASP Nests Fast

I have a foam car wash cannon, pretty useless for washing cars turns out, but for wasps its the best. Just mix some soap, water and any killer, I use Bifen IT.

Been watching, listening, and paying attention to all of predictions and forecasts since early Covid. He hasn't disappointed yet 👌

They breath through their carapace so the surface tension of the soapy water strangles them. They don't even try to fight. Anything foam will work. Works on roaches too.

Been doing this for 20 years , but I wait until night when everyone is home in bed asleep , but you are fun to watch joe bob

I’ve had a nest as big as a Sunflower!!! Scary!!!! I opted for the dish soap and hot water pot! I left a wicker basket outside and it seemed like the perfect penthouse for them! I’ve been scared to fight them, but mustered up the strength tonight and went for it as the sun was setting! No flying wasps, seemed like everyone was home. Boiled a large pot of hot water and soap, poured it over the basket and that did it! I found some generic degreaser i had laying around the house, sprayed that on two of them, but as it was getting darker I couldnt quite see what was happening. I turned the basket over and no movement, so i shoved it into a huge black plastic bag and tied it up! Success!! Thank you!

As previously stated, wait until sunset, they will all be on the nest and you get them all with one spray.

When I was a teenager I knew this older farmer. He'd see a wasps nest that size, walk right up to it grab with his bare hands and squish it, then clap his hands to make sure he killed them all. He said he'd only been stung a couple of times. To me, your method seems a bit better. Thanks for posting this.

I used a shop vac, because it was on my deck on a sheet of cloth. I haven't opened up the shop vac yet but I assumed they are dead, but it allowed me to get into a tight space, they kept coming back even though there comrades were disappearing one at a time. Nice video thanks.

I wish I saw this before I used my flame thrower.

First time watching one of your videos, I can tell you're a shooter as you didn't waste ammo. 👍

You might as well put more in the pressure washer gun and wash the whole toolbox out you'll be all set.

I've used brake cleaner, kerosene, carb cleaner, gas, and WD40. (not all at once). They all seemed to provide instant satisfaction.

Been doing this for years, only in a spray bottle. Works great

You are one brave dude, you don't even use gloves when you pick up the nest! I'm going to buy one of those car washers and spray dawn soap around my porch and window frames where mud dauber wasps are driving me crazy.

I’m picking up what this good ole boy is putting down. Thanks!

Very Effective.... put some clear packaging tape over the two slot openings at the end of your toolbox to keep them from getting in the box and building another nest.

I just tried this using my foam cannon on my pressure washer wand. I'll check in an hour to see if they are gone, but the ones that were there did seem to wiggle around a lot when they hit the deck. I had paper wasps hidden inside a seated bench that converts to a table. I couldn't hit them directly because of the angle, but I saturated the nest the best I could from top and bottom. I did not use a full container of Dawn. I put just enough in there to cover perhaps an inch at the bottom of the bottle, the foam cannon did the rest. For the most part, I don't have a problem with them after so many years of dealing with them, but they sure love these two bench tables that sit in the sun for about 6 hours a day. Even running the pressure washer and using fuel to run that, the price was a lot lower than one can of Wasp/Hornet spray at Walmart. Thanks for this tip. I had seen it before, I just had to hunt it down again in the Youtube search.

I noticed that the nest was right next to a large bottle of "Home Defense Bug Killer". Cheeky bastards! Good hunting!

Love the slow mo! hilarious and i need to get the car wash wand too! Great idea.

That would be awesome if it’s where you can have a hose. I mix a couple cups that’s open to about a gallon or two of water and put it in one of those pump Up garden sprayers and I keep a squirt bottle of it on the front and back deck, it works on pretty much all kinds of wasps but not bees. It works just as good as anything you can buy in a spray can and you get 100 times as much as you get in a $3-4 can.